Mon, 19 Jan, 2015 - 00:00
John Coughlan
A 109-80 demolition job of Belfast Star at the Mardyke Arena yesterday kept C&S UCC Demons’ unbeaten record intact in the Men’s Premier League.
The final scoreline flatters the northerners as they trailed by 42 points in the 25th minute. With Demons using various rotations, Star got late consolation baskets that made the final scoreline a little more respectable.
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CourtsPlace: Mardyke ArenaPlace: USAPlace: ClontarfPlace: UL ArenaPlace: LeixlipPerson: O&rsquoPerson: ReillyPerson: Colin O’ReillyPerson: StarPerson: Neil McCotterPerson: Preston RossPerson: Jason KilleenPerson: Conor MeanyPerson: MeanyPerson: KillesterPerson: NeptunePerson: Ger NoonanPerson: NoonanPerson: Stephen KingPerson: Mark ScannellPerson: ScannellPerson: Hannah McCarthyPerson: MontenottePerson: Claire RockallPerson: Robin MurphyPerson: SingletonEvent: National Cup FinalEvent: Women’s Premier LeagueEvent: National CupOrganisation: DemonsOrganisation: Belfast StarOrganisation: UCDOrganisation: Demons’Organisation: TempleogueOrganisation: BFG NeptuneOrganisation: NeptuneOrganisation: UL EaglesOrganisation: DCU SaintsOrganisation: WIT WildcatsOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: MeteorsOrganisation: UL HuskiesOrganisation: MercyOrganisation: Liffey Celtics
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